"A marriage decree, a bestowed wedding.
She, a woman with no apparent talents, beauty, or virtues.
He, a disgraced prince, bearing scars, disabilities, and serious ailments.
Yet the world proclaims them a perfect match!
Beneath the wedding banner, she smiles gently, her composure unwavering. Through countless trials, all she desires is peace in this life.
Inside the wedding hall, a smile graces his lips, while his heart remains as cold as ice. Enduring all disgrace, he harbors the ambition to one day conquer the world.

— He is my husband. To disparage him is to belittle me, to insult him is to insult me, to harm him is to harm me. If anyone dares to harm me, I will eliminate them!
— I have no faith in the gods, nor do I seek mercy from the heavens. If she should lose her life, I will turn this world into hell, offering the mountains and rivers as a sacrifice for her.

*In this story, both the man and woman wield formidable power.
*She exudes serenity, while he harbors a shadowed heart. She possesses kindness, while he harbors darkness. Wicked individuals are dangerous, but sometimes, the kindness of others can be even more potent.
*Though there may be many attractive men, remember that this story revolves around the relationship between one man and one woman."

In the garden of Prince Li's Mansion, Hua Tianxiang was walking with Ye Li and talking when a tall figure suddenly blocked their path.


"His Highness Prince Li, may I ask what business you have?" Hua Tianxiang inquired, standing before Ye Li with her beautiful face raised. Since the incident at the Chuxiang Pavilion, Hua Tianxiang's fondness for Prince Li had plummeted, currently nearing negative values. Seeing Mo Jingli appear before them with a sullen face, she intuitively thought he wanted to cause trouble for Ye Li. Mo Jingli frowned, displeased. "I am not looking for you." Hua Tianxiang retorted without yielding an inch, "Shouldn't Your Highness be greeting the guests now? This garden is mostly filled with ladies from various households. It's likely inappropriate for Your Highness to move about freely. Even if Your Highness doesn't care about your own reputation, you should at least consider others."


Chapter 43 - 43. The Unluckiest Wedding in History (Part 2)